New Ulm weekly review., 1887-05-04
City C0a.ncil Proceedings.

City COat,lciZ Proceedings.
Special Session Of the City Council of
the City of New Ulm held April 28th
A. d. 1887, for the purpose of hearing
the application for Liquor License and
transacting such other business as NAV
come before the Council.
All members present except Council
lor Crone, President Rudolph in the
chair. The resignation of Mr.. Henry
Crone as Councillor of the second ward
was presented, read, accepted and
placed on file.
Onmotion of Councillor Doehne, George
Jacobs was unanimously appoint
ed as Councillor of the second ward, for
the unexpired term of Henry Crone re-
signed.
! Mr.. Jacobs was notified at once of
his appointment, presented his qualifi-
cation forthwith and took his seat
On motion it was resolved that poll
tax of two days labor is hereby levied
on all male persons between 21 and so
years OF age and not exempted by law,
pursuant to the provisions of the City
Charter. That said poll tax be collect
muted under his direction under orders
Of the Committee on Streets.
On motion the Mayor and Clerk are
authorized and directed to release and
satisfy an old mortgage of August Fri
ton to the City Of New Ulm dated April
18th 1864.
A communication was received from
A. \. Bogen, stating that pursuant to
his contract the 500 copies OF the Char.
ter including the title page and cover,
are all printed, and is now awaiting the
Ordinances and other printed matters
to be included in ana bound with the
Charter. also that 20 copies of the Char
ter having been bound and delivered
for the temporary use OF the City Off
GERS
On motion it was resolved to allow
Mr.A. A. Bogen $4,000 as part pay
meni on his contract and the Clerk was
ordered to draw warrant for the
above amount.
The report of the Committee on
books was presented as follows:
New Ulm, April 23rd, 1887.
Gentlemen.
The undersigned Committee
appointed T., the Hon. Council OF the
City of New Ulm examined the books
of the City Cl, Tx and Treasurer, and
found same 10 be correct.
Henry Crone, conn,;,,aa
George Doehne, ooni'Ais'ee.
On motion above report was accept
ed, ordered placed on file, and the
Committee discharged.
The bond OF the Street Commissioner,
Jacob Rehner, in the sum OF $4,000
was presented and on motion approved
and ordered filed.
1 On motion it WAS resolved TO fix the
amount OF retail Liquor License for the
months OF May and June 1887 at 1885.
The following applications tor Liquor
Licenses We're heard, and no objections
being made or appearing, the Council
resolved to grant the same namely:
Bond approved and Clerk ordered to
! issue the license to the following per-
sons:
| John F. Neuman, Franz Schubert,
| Walther Hippert, Jacob Hoeschler,
Weigand Hauenstein, John Kretsch,
F. w. Baarsch, Frank Friedman, Frie-
derich Keller, Wenzel Schotzko, Joseph
Schneider, Julius Guetling, H. A. SUI
bilia, Joseph Schmucker, Jacob Hot
finger, Joseph Flor, John Gabriel. New
Ulm Turnverein, Fred Williams, Ferdi-
nand Gollnast, George Vogel.
The following applications were ap.
proved and as soon as bond is fled and
approved the clerk will issue license.
August Dietz, Emanuel Schnoberich,
Edward Dunkel, Anton Zieher, Chas.
Stengel, Michael Juenemann. Matthias
Gratz, Jacob johnson. Wilhelm ANIME,
Conrad Huebner.
i On motion George DOehne was ap-
pointed to rent q suitable place for a
pound-yard.
The president appointed Councillor
Jacobs IS Committee on poor and sick
in place Of Henry Crone resigned.
Tie Council thereupon adjosrned.
JOHN G. RUDoLPH.
Attest: President of Council.
Louis SCHlLLING, Clerk.
] Approved: G. WEscHcKE.
1. Is Mayor.